Kierwright

Kierwright

Construction Staking Survey Coordinator

Irvine, California

Sponsorship not specified$30k-$35kDetected 4 hours ago
Project ManagementExcelAutoCADCollaborationProblem SolvingOrganizational SkillsCivil 3DLand Surveying

About the role

  • The Construction Survey Coordinator plays a key role in supporting our field survey crews and project managers by coordinating construction staking efforts and preparing accurate proposals and estimates.
  • This hybrid role requires both strong organizational skills and technical knowledge to bridge the gap between the field, office, and client.
  • Great culture - Team Collaboration, Innovative problem solving, Responsive to clients, Passionate about work Competitive Pay ($30- $35/hr + overtime DOE + location) Paid Holidays Free office snacks Much more!

Responsibilities

  • Track project progress and proactively manage deadlines, materials, and crew workloads
  • Estimating & Proposal Support
  • Collaborate with survey managers and engineers to develop project scope and cost breakdowns
  • Maintain cost databases and historical pricing information

Requirements

  • Ability to lift and/or carry items ( up to 20 lbs.)
  • Ability to work outdoors in various weather conditions (field checks)
  • To ensure a consistent hiring process, all inquiries, including partnership opportunities and candidate submissions, must be directed to hiring@kierwright.com.
  • 4+ years of experience in land surveying, with at least 2 years in construction staking coordination
  • 2+ years of experience in estimating survey work or related civil engineering services.
  • Strong understanding of land development processes and construction documents
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, AutoCAD/Civil 3D, and project management software
  • Familiarity with local regulations, survey standards, and construction practices

Skills

  • CONSTRUCTION STAKING SURVEY COORDINATOR - Irvine, CA

Compensation

  • $30k-$35k

Benefits

  • EDUCATION + EXPERIENCE

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